Metaphylogenetic analysis of global sewage reveals that bacterial strains associated with human disease show less degree of geographic clustering
Johanne Ahrenfeldt(Aarhus University), Ole Lund(Technical University of Denmark), Frank M. Aarestrup(Technical University of Denmark), René S. Hendriksen(European Union), Judit Szarvas(Technical University of Denmark), Isabella Loft(Technical University of Denmark), Philip T. L. C. Clausen(Technical University of Denmark), Madina Waisi(Technical University of Denmark), Rosa Lundbye Allesøe(Technical University of Denmark)
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